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The Romanesque Itineraries of Sardinia

Fourteen routes by area, each with its own guide to download.

Map of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the KingsMap of Sardinia showing the route: Rural ItineraryMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the MonksMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the BishopsMap of Sardinia showing the route: Granite ItineraryMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the SaintsMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the CrossMap of Sardinia showing the route: River ItineraryMap of Sardinia showing the route: Lake ItineraryMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the RelicsMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the DragonMap of Sardinia showing the route: Itinerary of the KnightsMap of Sardinia showing the route: Sea ItineraryMap of Sardinia showing the route: Metal Itinerary

Itinerary 1 of 14

Itinerary of the Kings

A pocket guide for each area, with the route on the map of the island and notes on the churches to visit along the way.

In order to favour visits to the great Sardinian Romanesque Itinerary, which features over 150 surveyed sites, it was decided to create 14 sub-routes composed of churches located in the same territory, thus facilitating life for tourists who have chosen a specific place to spend their tourist experience in Sardinia, offering them a cultural tourism proposal in the vicinity of that territory. For this purpose, guides have been created, edited by Professor Andrea Pala, lecturer in the History of Medieval Art at the University of Cagliari, aimed at the general public and developed between the Romanesque itineraries in urban areas and in rural areas, between the coastal areas and those in the interior of the island, promoting connecting dynamics between the different territories of Sardinia. Based on a rigorous scientific methodology, they are aimed at the knowledge and appreciation of Romanesque art on the island, which is fully in line with that developed on the European continent between the 11th and 13th centuries.

The guides for the Romanesque itineraries in Sardinia will be distributed at the island's airports, museums, churches, municipalities and all places of tourist transit.

The fourteen itinerary guides fanned out